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Anna Moser born Dec 25 1865 in Germany (father Michael Moser)

a131313 — 2009-11-01 23:59:37Z

I am looking for information on my Great Grandmother Anna Moser, born Dec 25 1865 in Germany. I have some info that says her fathers name was Michael and they may have been from Bayern, Germany.

One census record says she immegrated in 1870.
She married my Great Grandfather Ferdinand Brandl/Brandel in 1891 (Duuqugue Iowa, USA). They had a son George who was my Grandfather. She died Sept 24th 1914 of typhoid.

Re: Obit: Emma (Moser) Gerber of Iowa (1918-2009)

Janetzilla — 2009-10-05 23:59:07Z

My son is Nathan Moser who is the Grandson of Emma's deceased brother Nathan. May she rest in peace. I met her and Noah many many years ago,she was a fine woman. Janet Peters Moser

Re: Burkhard Moser heirs-PA-early 1900s-lawsuit

nonidi — 2009-10-05 20:24:34Z

hi Mike, tried to contact you through ancestry and of corse they wanted me to join. what do you want to know? I believe Elisha's father was John G Moser, not sure but,I have proof Charles was born Van Wert Ohio.1869, he migrated to mo before 1892 he married Myrtle Melvin in Mexico mo . most of this came from cindi's list. I also have a list of Mosers who lived in Audrain co mo from the 1920's census. I' researching the Moser's. Charles isn't on it he moved to St.Louis He's on the census down there. hope this helps noni

Re: Burkhard Moser heirs-PA-early 1900s-lawsuit

rlmoser — 2009-10-05 01:12:45Z

Hi Noni,
Thanks for the info. Would you please contact me off the board? Would be great to go over family information. I believe you can click on my name next to the message list to send an email to me directly. Thanks.

Re: Burkhard Moser heirs-PA-early 1900s-lawsuit

nonidi — 2009-10-04 16:11:07Z

Hi Mike my name is winona Dixon my gggrandfather is Elisha Moser also, My ggrand father is Charles moser he married myrtle Melvin, I do know Charles had two brothers, sam and will, I believe they lived in Martinsburge, then moved to St.Louis. They had the following children, Earl , Charles E ,Roland Burkhart, Darcey Eugene.Winona , Maude, Addie, Edward,Violet, and Ralf Moser.Darcey Eugene is my grand father. they are all deceased now. how ever grand pa had the following children, Charlotte Elisabeth,(living) Myrtle Alice,(deceased) Charles Edward, (deceased) Darcey Eugene, (living) John Franklin, (living) and Victor Melvin moser (living) Charlotte is my mother, thought you would lik to know thank you noni

Jimmy Moser, age 53, born in Erie,County, Pennsylvania, son of, James E. Moser and Patricia Wells Moser Oliver.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2009-09-14 01:10:13Z

Jimmy Moser,
Jimmy Moser, age 53, .
a resident of Las Vegas, born in Erie,County, Pennsylvania,
passed away at his residence on
Sept. 6th, 2009 .
of a heart attack.
He was an avid fan of Elvis " and old cars.
He was preceded in death
by his parents James E. Moser and Patricia Wells Moser Oliver.
Survivors include, two sisters, Susan Moser Coleman,
Kathy Lemmon & her husband Jim,
one brother, Michael Moser,
one nephew, Michael Chilcote,
one Niece, Alexandria Lemmon,
one uncle, Dennis Moser
& two cousins, Debbie Moser
& Daniel Moser & his wife Jamie.
Memorials to the Family c/o www.Desert_Memorial@yahoo.com" target="_blank">www.Desert_Memorial@yahoo.com . Erie Times-News
September 13, 2009,

Re: Mosers & inlaws in early Randolph Co NC

KarenWTreacy — 2009-09-10 21:15:56Z

Who is Mary Moser with the 1844 will in Randolph Co NC?
Thanks,
Karen

Re: Serena Moser Read this!!

serenamoser — 2009-09-10 17:56:52Z

I am not sure if you ever received my email address:

serenamoser@hotmail.com

Thanks!

Re: Trout-Moser

Markley — 2009-09-07 20:14:23Z

Your grandmother Veronica is a first cousin to me...Perry John Trout is my grandfather.

Jeannie

Re: Mosers & inlaws in early Randolph Co NC

YStrong — 2009-09-04 04:16:53Z

Thanks Gary,

I will keep plodding along. You know there is still that unknown Thomas Mosier in 1850, a. 14, b. IN, living in New York with William Dever?, Dener?, Deuer?

Also in 1850 there is a Thomas Mosier, b 1808 in New York enumerated in the Milam and Williamson, Milam, Texas census living with the Adam Bible family. I have never been able to run this Thomas down.

If you remember my Thomas R. Mosier married in Texas.
Is it possible that these two Thomas' are father and son?

I just included this info, Gary, in hopes that someone reading about the Randolph Co., NC, Mosiers might see this and perhaps add a clue or two.

Yvonne

Re: Mosers & inlaws in early Randolph Co NC

gmosier1 — 2009-09-03 17:48:35Z

Hi Yvonne,

To tell you the truth, I haven’t done much either after I finished up my German project two years ago. Mary and I did spend five weeks n Germany this summer and I took a lot of new pictures of the Moser sites in and around Woernitz (south of Rothenburg ob der Tauber), that is the total sum of my Moser production recently.

As I have mentioned to you before, I have only two wild guesses as to who your Thomas and William might have been. They are as follows:

1.
Tobias Moser m. Nancy Myers
Adam Moser, 2nd son of Tobias. Wife is unknown. Died Martin County, IN before 1850
John Moser, probably 1st son of Adam, probably married twice.
His first marriage was probably to Charity Walker, Orange County IN, 1823.
Guilford County NC land records in 1831 show Charity Walker Moser as one of the heirs of her father James Walker. In 1841, the “three children” of Charity Moser, deceased are shown as heirs of Charity’s mother Betsy Walker. I have never been able to find any other record of these unnamed children. John Moser’s second marriage was probably to Hester Burris in 1839, and no older children ever show up with their family, so they were probably all dead before 1850. The possibility exists though that two of them might have been your William and Thomas.
2.
Tobias Moser, etc.
John Moser, 1st. son of Tobias, married Mary Haskett
Alexander Moser, 6th (?) son of John Moser married Rebecca Dittemore, 1835, Owen County, IN
Alexander (certainly) and Rebecca (probably) were both dead before November 1847. The VERY fragmentary probate records in Morgan County, IN mentions “heirs” (as in more than 1). They certainly had at least one son, Thomas (b. Indiana about 1838) who was living with Wallace Dittemore (probably his uncle) on the 1850 Buchanan County, Missouri census. There is no record of him after 1850. Perhaps he had a brother William who was the second of the “heirs”, I simply don’t know.

Those are really the only two leads I have for you out of the Randolph County NC>Orange County, IN> etc, etc, etc family. Sorry I don’t have more as I know you have been searching for a long time.

Good Luck!!!
Gary

Re: Mosers & inlaws in early Randolph Co NC

YvonneLStrong — 2009-09-03 16:39:07Z

Hi Gary,

I still haven't found my illusive Thomas R. Mosier who married Susanna Boatman. Is there any chance Thomas and brother, William, fit into the Randolph Mosiers? Also, I have been working with a gal who is an Elliott descendant concerning the Abraham Elliott line in North Carolina. I have a grandmother who married an Elliott in North Carolina in about 1752. I will check my Elliott info and see if there is mention of Zimri.

It's good to see you are still working diligently on the Mosier line. I became discouraged and set aside my Mosier research. However, I think I will dig in again!!!

Take care.

Re: Mosers & inlaws in early Randolph Co NC

YvonneLStrong — 2009-09-03 16:38:28Z

Re: Mosers & inlaws in IN and early Randolph Co NC

KarenWTreacy — 2009-09-01 16:59:42Z

Gary, I was at the DAR library last week, and have a copy of John Moser's bio from the county history, so Mary Moser is now nicely socketed into place. In the digital images there is an excerpt from a Mosier family Bible, belonging to Robert Mosier, s/o Tobias & Nancy. Do you know more about this Bible, do you have a copy of it? This page only covered Robert Mosier, his wife & children. There was also an extract from the Attica Ledger showing "Robert Mosier, son of Tobias and Nancy Mosier, died at daughter's home in this city. Aged 75"

Karen

Re: Boris Moser family from NJ??

annulla — 2009-08-25 13:48:03Z

I tried to send you an e-mail, but it bounced back.

Re: Mosers & inlaws in early Randolph Co NC

gmosier1 — 2009-08-25 13:02:26Z

The Mary Moser with the passel of kids in the 1820 Orange is Mary Haskett Moser, the wife of John Moser (I) who was Tobias Moser’s eldest son. The Blanchard biographical sketch for their son John Mosier (II), says that the elder John was “killed” in Orange County in 1821. That must be wrong, since it would appear that he was already deceased at the time of the 1820 census. The other Mosers in the 1820 Orange are Tobias and his second son Adam.

I know nothing at all about Zimri Elliott’s family, although there is a later Moser/Elliott connection. Kesiah Mosier, a daughter of John Mosier (II), married Josiah Elliott in 1851, Morgan County Indiana. This Elliott family supposedly traces back to Thomas Elliott who came from North Carolina and settled in Jackson County Indiana. I have no idea if these people were related to Zimri Elliott. The information I have on this Elliott family comes from Lucille Farley Speers’ privately published book entitled "Francis Marion Farley and Lulu Cain Farley: Their Ancestors and Descendants." (1974) I have examined this work a couple of times and found the research somewhat lacking in some places, so anything on the Elliott family will need to be reworked. The book used to be available in pdf on the ancestry web site, but I don’t know if it still is.

Re: Mosers & inlaws in early Randolph Co NC

KarenWTreacy — 2009-08-24 00:42:57Z

Gary, I just found your reply (the automatic notification didn't work). Thanks so much for the Sandy Creek reference, I'll follow that up. I just got back from vacaton in NC, since I was the person in charge of the itinerary, a day in Raleigh got on the schedule, so I had a trip to the State Library. Found another Moser family history there, by Rev D I Offman, Alamance Co 1974. It deals with Frederick. I did get a copy of George Onstatt's will, but no mention of Elizabeth. What became of Henry?

I've been chasing Elliotts, specifically Zimri Elliott marr Patsy Moser. Were any other Elliotts in the Lindley emigration? I may have to start on the Lindleys at some point, I see Eleanor Lindley m Henry Jones 1730 in Chester PA.

Who is the Mary Moser 2 houses down from Zimri in Orange Co IN 1820?

Thanks, Karen

Re: Boris Moser family from NJ??

annulla — 2009-08-22 06:32:33Z

If you are still looking, contact me.

Re: MOSER/KORTE in Missouri

mjmoser — 2009-06-16 22:07:48Z

Click on my name, mjmoser. at the top of this message. My e-mail address will be there.

Marilyn
CT

Henry Moser 1790

mjmoser — 2009-06-16 21:40:19Z

There is no such thing as the Eastcoast Mosers. There are many many Moser line lines. There were a number of Mosers who came to this country in the early 1700's and settled in Pennsylvania. Moser is a common German name.

Tell us about your Moser line. How does it connect to Henry in the 1790 Census, or is that what you want to know? Where did Henry live? In 1790, there were Moser families living in several east coast states. And , there were various spellings of the name.

Marilyn
CT

Re: MOSER/KORTE in Missouri

mjmoser — 2009-06-16 07:23:32Z

Shirley

I have Moser and Fritz in my Moser Family Tree, and they are also found in Nebraska, and South Dakota would not be a stretch. I had Moser family in Missouri from about 1860 on. I have been following my extended Moser family from the mid 1700's in Pennsylvania, across the U.S. and then spreading out in many directions by the beginning of the 20th century. My gggrandfather was born in 1796 and I have been tracing his descendants generation by generation male and female lines over a 100 plus year time period. up into the beginning of the 20th century, some through the 1930 census. Along the way I've met a number of cousins have been very helpful. My gggrandfather had 3 brothers, and I also met a researcher from the line of one of the brothers.

For genealogists working backward from today, there may be a point where we can connect because we are researching the same people, using some of the same records.

If your want to compare notes, contact me privately by e-mail. My current e-mail address is available through this site. I am also the administrator for this message board so I am not difficult of find.

Marilyn CT

Re: Lost boy

bgjosep — 2009-06-06 21:36:59Z

I also heard the same story from my mother. This is what I remember apparently Sarah (Sally) Melvina Moser Ditzler was going through Oklahoma with 2 wagons, her children and one of her brothers. They stopped for the night. The next morning she sent out her brother to gather up the horses and he didn't return. They all went out hunting him. They could only stay for about 3 days before they started to run out of supplies. This story is a little different from yours but is in the same vein.

Seeking Martin Moser - 208th Pennsylvania, Civil War

JoeNihen — 2009-06-20 17:56:34Z

I am seeking information about Martin Moser who served with the 208th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Company K and F&S (Civil War).

I am interested in any information about anyone who served with the 208th.

Thanks,

Joe
morse73@ptd.net

Re: Mosers & inlaws in early Randolph Co NC

gmosier1 — 2009-07-26 04:03:54Z

Karen,

George and Henry Onstat (anstat, etc) were certainly enumerated in the 1790 Randolph County, NC census on the same page as was Jacob Moser. One would certainly suspect that they were close relatives of Elizabeth Onstat, but there is no proof of the relationship that I know of.

Nancy Myers Moser was apparently still alive at the time of the 1830 census (Orange County, IN) as a woman aged 70-80 is enumerated in Tobias' household. There are no other records of her in either Orange or Fountain counties, and the census records in 1840 and after do not show a woman of her age living in any of the Moser households. Also please note that there is no actual marriage record for Tobias Moser and anyone.

At some point during his residence in North Carolina Tobias left the German Reformed Church of his grandfather to become a member of the Sandy Creek Baptist Church of Randolph County. The Sandy Creek Church, is considered to be the "mother" church of the Seperate (Primitive) Baptist movement in the southern United States According to the "History of the Sandy Creek Baptist Association" by George W. Purefoy (1859, Sheldon and Company, New York, NY), Tobias Moser and John Hudson were the representatives of the mother church to the 1805 meeting of the Sandy Creek Baptist Association. The Sandy Creek Association convened yearly in to transact church business and debate questions of theology. One would assume that Tobias Moser was a long standing member of some repute to have been accorded this honor. A short history of the Sandy Creek movement may be found on the North Carolina History website at: http://www.northcarolinahistory.org/encyclopedia/112/entry

The Sandy Creek Baptists had long association with the Quakers, and both churches were deeply involved in the Regulator Movement of 1768-1771. This may explain why many of Tobias Moser's children had spouses who came from Quaker families. The emigration of Quakers from Randolph County, NC to Orange County, IN, which the Moser family joined, began in about 1815 and was organized by the noted North Carolina Quaker Jonathan Lindley (1756-1828). Tobias' daughter Margaret Moser married Zacharias Lindley, the brother of Jonathan. The Hasketts and the Elliotts were also Quakers who married Mosers.

It is interesting to note that the Rev. Drury Sims who married Jacob Moser and Elizabeth Onstat was first ordained as minister in one of the Sandy Creek daughter churches.

I hope this helps a little
Gary Mosier

Elusive Moser family

bstelly2 — 2009-07-02 18:00:30Z

I am looking for any info on John J. Moser or Mosier who lived in Cado County, Oklahoma in 1910. He had 6 or 7 children. The family moved to San Antonio, Texas in 1914. John was a butcher. His children were John Charles (my grandfather), James Frank,Guy Forrest, Fannie, Martha, Loraine. There may have been a child named Ellen or Evelyn. John was born in Pennsylvania and married Anne Knowlton. I had heard the family came from Alsace-Lorraine but am not sure.

MOSER Hazel Dell 1914-1956

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-14 17:21:08Z

MOSER Hazel Dell 1914-1956

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MOSER W C Dub Jr 1918-1967

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-10 01:25:31Z

MOSER W C Dub Jr 1918-1967

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MOSER Hampton T Jr 1945

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-07 16:23:01Z

MOSER Hampton T Jr 1945

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Obit: Emma (Moser) Gerber of Iowa (1918-2009)

wilsonje19 — 2009-08-14 01:47:50Z

Emma L. Gerber, 91 of West Bend died August 11, 2009 at the West Bend Care Center. Services will be held Saturday, August 15, 10:30 AM at the Apostolic Christian Church, West Bend, the church ministers officiating, with burial to follow in the church cemetery. Visitation is from 4-8 PM Friday at the Apostolic Fellowship Center, West Bend and from 9:15 AM until service time at the church on Saturday. Harris Funeral Home of West Bend is in charge of arrangements.
Emma Lou Moser, the daughter of Joe and Rosina (Luthi) Moser was born July 27, 1918 in Horton Township, Stevens County, Minnesota. She received her education in Stevens County School District #16 at Morris, Minnesota. Emma found the need to seek the Lord in repentance and was baptized in 1937. On April 20, 1941 she was united in marriage to Noah Carl Gerber at Morris, Minnesota. The couple spent their lifetime farming in the West Bend area, moving to town in 1980.
Emma is survived by her eight children, Carolyn and Alfred Banwart, Lamar, MO, Marcella and Joe Steiner, Tremont, Il, Delores and Paul Metzger, Alvord, IA, Ilene and Roger Hartter, Sabetha, KS, Shirley and Larry Ifft, Fairbury, Il, Cheryl and Dale Moore, Elgin, IA, Manuel and Mary Gerber and David and Diane Gerber of West Bend, IA, one sister Minnie Kussatz and two brothers Chris Moser and William Moser all of Morris, Minnesota, 31 grandchildren and 97 great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband of 66 years, Noah in 2007, granddaughter Janet Sue Steiner, 9 great grandchildren, two sisters Elizabeth Wulf and Martha Feucht, and three brothers, Nathan Moser, Joe Moser and Alphia Moser.
Emma was a God fearing, loving mother and grandmother. Her hospitality toward others will always be remembered.

Re: Lost boy

jackj98 — 2009-08-18 03:21:41Z

Sally Melvina Moser/Ditzler was my paternal great-grandmother.
Her daughter (Laura Catherine Ditzler) was my grandmother.
I have, within the past two weeks been in touch with some of my Moser relatives I knew nothing about. I was told that I have a large number of the Moser family in my part of Oklahoma.

Willis C. Jackson

jackj98@hughes.net
580 847-9255

John MOSER & wife Katie nee VACK of Weatherly Carbon Co Pa

slc3333 — 2009-07-17 01:57:14Z

Looking for death dates obits place of burial for the
following MOSER family

of Weatherly, Carbon, Pennsylvania

John Moser br 1887 d ?

Wife Kate Moser nee Vack br 1892 d ?

Children were

Margaret Moser died as infant no dates for her

Maurice Moser 1915 1985 m Vesta Mae Arey [have obit]

Irene Moser 1919 2007 m Nelson R Layman d 1980 [have obit ]

Any info welcomed

Thank you
slc

Milwaukee's German newspapers: Ignatz Moser, d. 1895

rebholzg — 2009-04-28 16:00:55Z

Milwaukee's German newspapers: Ignatz Moser, d. 1895

Ignatz Moser - A well-known old settler has passed away.

Again yesterday, an old settler of our history answers to the call of death.
This is Mr. Ignaz Moser, who on 21 September 1821 was born in Derenbach, Alsace. During his youthful years living in the homeland he learned the brick-making craft. He arrived in Milwaukee with his wife in the year 1846 and they settled themselves in the Town of Milwaukee. Through farming and the exercise of his craft he became comfortable and prosperous in life. These last years of his life he lived in the city. With his wife he lived in happy marriage which produced nine children, all who mourn the death of their beloved father. The deceased was respected and honored by all who worked with him in his trade and he reached the age of 75 years. The funeral will be held on Saturday.

Germania (Milwaukee, Wisc.), 23 Nov 1895, pg 8 col 4; Milwaukee Public Library collections.

Mosers & inlaws in early Randolph Co NC

KarenWTreacy — 2009-07-24 17:09:45Z

Elizabeth Onstatt m Jacob Moser Randolph Co NC. When did Elizabeth's father, ?George Onstatt, die? Does anyone have his will? And Jacob's brother Tobias Moser, who married Nancy Myers/Meyer -- Is there a list of their children? I'm interested in the two that married Elliotts, there being a lot of Elliotts in Randolph Co as well. Tobias died 1837 in Fountain Co IN, what happened to Nancy? I think the daughter Martha/Patsey Moser Elliott was still living in 1850 in Martin Co IN.

I will be appreciative of anyone's help!
Karen Treacy
Charlottesville VA

Re: Judith Moser 1784 Nova Scotia

giantjim — 2009-07-24 17:54:55Z

Hi Doris - I am seeking information on Judith Moser who married David Redmond (My GGGGGrandfather) of Prospect NS in 1784, St. Paul's, Halifax. Judith was a widow at the time, so probably not Jacob Moser's daughter - but maybe a grand-daughter? She was born in Kingsburg NS, and her first husband's name was Gottlieb Kohler. I would like to know where she died (in 1791, I think) and is buried, and confirmation that she had two children with David - Matthew & Kathleen.

Re: jackson moser

rmoser1_1 — 2009-06-05 17:06:35Z

My father's name was Jackson C. Moser and he served in WWII in the U.S. Army Air Force in England. Though I never knew him to be stationed in Chicago, his home was in Indiana. he passed away 1/31/2004

Re: jackson moser

rmoser1_1 — 2009-06-05 17:06:34Z

Re: jackson moser

rmoser1_1 — 2009-06-07 16:24:43Z

Thank you. I should be able to tell if it was my dad or not from the photo. God bless.
Randy Moser

Re: MOSER/KORTE in Missouri

ShirleyFritz — 2009-06-16 12:42:32Z

A Lois Shimon was able to find me the coorect info to this MOSER/KORTE query. I was so glad to finally find a home for poor Rose Korte. I find working with this message board a bit difficult. I like working direct through e mails. I could not find your e mail address as you stated. thanks Shirley Fritz

Re: MOSER/KORTE in Missouri

ShirleyFritz — 2009-06-16 21:58:17Z

Lois, you filled me in on all my missing info as to who Rose Korte belongs to, but as I said, I found her lone stone in the Elgin, NE cemetery and there was not one for Bill Moser. Where is he buried?

Re: jackson moser

eda03 — 2009-06-25 06:23:43Z

Hi Randy, I found the picture and there is an address in the back (6830 so. Vincennes Ave., Chicago, Il) I would love to send you a copy but, I don't know how to attach pictures. As soon as I figure it out I'll send it to you.
However, it looks like this Jackson Moser was in the army.

Re: jackson moser

eda03 — 2009-06-06 07:35:43Z

Hi there! I just moved and all my pictures have been packed away and as soon as I locate the picture I will scan it and send it to you. ra

passaw mosers

horvathtraci1 — 2009-04-25 21:21:45Z

Anybody have any Mosers who were from Passau Germany. I am trying to find a link for Otto Moser who was born there in 1872. Died in Chicago in 1937

Re: Re Otto Moser and Anna Masson

horvathtraci1 — 2009-04-23 01:42:45Z

They lived in Chicago in the early 1900s

GILL Charlotte MOSER and Burl Loyd

t42Parkdale — 2009-04-28 15:33:13Z

GILL Charlotte MOSER and Burl Loyd

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Moser family in Pennsylvania

jrice25830 — 2009-07-04 20:14:54Z

I am searching for the parents of Susan Moser born
abt. 1841. She was married to a Jonh Wilhelm Paulus and
lived in Bethlehem Pa. They had four children, Amandus,
Harry, Mary & Charles.

Thanks
Jeff

Re: Conrad Moser

SiberianIce — 2009-08-16 01:06:34Z

Does your Conrad have a brother Valentine ?

Re: Barnett Moser b. 1795 in NC

KarenEvans424 — 2009-05-17 01:51:54Z

Mike,

My name is Karen Evans and I am the 4th GGdaughter of Barnett Moser and Margaret Gobble. I have recently started my search and would love any additional information you may have. Thank you so much. I can be reached at karenevans24@gmail.com. Thanks again. ke

Re: Conrad Moser

jewellbeth — 2009-08-18 02:55:04Z

All I know about Conrad is he was born in Baden,Germany, and died in Diersburg, Germany. His wife was Barbara Pilger and their son was Mathias Moser, born 19 April 1763 in Germany, died March 1812 in Diersberg, Germandy, and was married to Magdalene Heimle

MOSER, Albert I.(1891) & Beatrice G.(1895)

mttreehugger — 2009-05-04 01:55:27Z

Headstone is located in the Riverside Cemetery: Emmett, Gem Co., ID

Re: MOSER/KORTE in Missouri

Doris2006 — 2009-06-16 20:39:44Z

Do you have any information on the Eastcoast Mosers? Beginning with Henry Moser listed in 1790 Census?
dmmsc@gforcecable.com
Doris